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New York Times, Monday, December 10, 1951
Author:
Unknown
Editor:
Margaret Farrar
Rows: 15, Columns: 15, Words: 78, Blocks: 36, Avg Word Len: 4.85, Missing: { C K Q X Y Z }, Scrabble score: 274 (avg 1.45)
Open Squares: 67, Cheaters: 0, FITB: 1, XRef: 0, Words that never appeared in a previous NYT crossword: 9, Grid flow: 26.9
1 S | 2 T | 3 A | 4 F | 5 F | | 6 P | 7 A | 8 P | 9 A | | 10 B | 11 E | 12 R | 13 G |
14 W | A | G | E | R | | 15 E | M | U | S | | 16 A | R | E | A |
17 O | P | I | N | E | | 18 T | O | N | S | 19 O | R | I | A | L |
20 R | E | L | | 21 E | 22 V | E | R | | 23 E | B | O | N | D | S |
24 D | R | E | 25 A | M | E | R | | 26 T | R | O | D | | | |
| | | 27 D | E | E | M | | 28 A | T | L | A | 29 N | 30 T | 31 A |
32 J | 33 A | 34 P | A | N | | 35 I | 36 D | L | E | S | | 37 O | W | N |
38 A | L | U | M | | 39 S | N | E | E | R | | 40 R | U | I | N |
41 J | O | E | | 42 T | H | U | M | B | | 43 L | U | N | G | E |
44 A | P | R | 45 I | O | R | I | | 46 E | 47 M | I | T | | | |
| | | 48 G | R | I | T | | 49 A | U | T | H | 50 O | 51 R | 52 S |
53 A | 54 T | 55 O | N | A | L | | 56 U | R | G | E | | 57 F | A | T |
58 L | E | G | I | S | L | 59 A | T | E | | 60 R | 61 A | T | T | I |
62 P | A | R | T | | 63 E | G | E | R | | 64 A | M | E | E | R |
65 S | M | E | E | | 66 R | O | S | S | | 67 L | A | N | D | S |
© 1951, The New York TimesNo. 904
Across
1
The officers of Shape. :
STAFF6
Proud cigar passer. :
PAPA10
Minneapolis' golfing champ Patty. :
BERG14
It's won or lost. :
WAGER15
Kin of the cassowaries. :
EMUS16
Product of length by breadth. :
AREA17
18
Free Senatorial service at the Capitol. :
TONSORIAL20
An uncle, for instance: Abbr. :
REL21
23
They pay back an extra dollar for every three. :
EBONDS24
26
27
Hold as an opinion. :
DEEM28
Site of Peachtree Street. :
ATLANTA32
Back in the family of nations. :
JAPAN35
Emulates the sloth. :
IDLES37
38
Substance used in dyes. :
ALUM39
Scornful facial expression. :
SNEER40
41
42
43
Fencer's sudden pass with a foil. :
LUNGE44
Valid independently of observation: Latin phrase. :
APRIORI46
48
Characteristic of Alger heroes. :
GRIT49
Asch, Wouk, Yerby, et. al. :
AUTHORS53
Lacking accuracy of pitch. :
ATONAL56
Advocate earnestly. :
URGE57
Shaped like Santa Claus. :
FAT58
Exercise the function of Congress. :
LEGISLATE60
Family name of Pope Pius XI. :
RATTI62
63
Branch of the Elbe. :
EGER64
Afghanistan noble. :
AMEER65
66
Lady of the U. S. Mint. :
ROSS67
Sets down after conveying. :
LANDS
Down
1
King Arthur's Excalibur. :
SWORD2
3
4
5
6
He brought Manhattan from the Canarsie Indians. :
PETERMINUIT7
Another name for Cupid. :
AMOR8
9
One who states plainly and strongly. :
ASSERTER10
Large native state in India. :
BARODA11
The old green sod. :
ERIN12
Discover by observation. :
READ13
31½ of them make one barrel: Abbr. :
GALS19
Ancient Greek coins. :
OBOLS22
Churchill's favorite sign. :
VEE25
26
29
It's proper or common. :
NOUN30
Dowser's divining rod. :
TWIG31
Bluebeard's sister-in-law. :
ANNE32
Yes, yes, in Germany. :
JAJA33
34
36
Frank E. McKinney's party: Abbr. :
DEM39
40
Mrs. ___ Bryan Rohde, former Minister to Denmark. :
RUTH42
Large African antelopes. :
TORAS43
45
47
Symbol of the old barbershop shave. :
MUG50
51
Placed in a certain class. :
RATED52
53
Bernina, Triglav, Grandes Jorasses. :
ALPS54
55
Fairy tale villain. :
OGRE56
59
61
Doctors' organization. :
AMA
Answer summary:
1 unique to this puzzle, 8 debuted here and reused later, 3 appeared only in pre-Shortz puzzles.
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